
European intelligence warns of Russian sabotage threats amid EU security alert
European intelligence agencies warn of Russian hybrid threats and sabotage risks, while investigators trace suspects linked to explosive devices at Leipzig airport.
Danish intelligence services have warned that Russia is prepared to conduct sabotage operations targeting local industries, reflecting broader European concerns regarding Russian hybrid threats.
The warning coincides with ongoing investigations into explosive devices discovered at Leipzig airport in Germany. Authorities identified two suspects connected to Moscow, including a Belarusian national who obtained an Italian-issued Schengen visa. Italian security officials stated that the individual did not travel through Italy.
In response to rising security concerns, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared that the bloc "will not tolerate attacks on EU territory." Meanwhile, Moscow announced plans targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, citing Kyiv's drone attacks on Russian oil facilities.
Sources: Corriere della Sera, La Repubblica.

